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National Republican., 1887-11-15
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COMMISSIONERS.

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will
pay oil prizes drawn In the Louisiana State
Lotteries which may be presented at our coun.
ters.
j. II. OGLESBY,
President Louisiana National Bank.
PIERRE LANAUN,
President state National Bank.
"A. BALDWIN,
president New Orleans NATL Bank.
CARL KOHN,
President Union National Bank.
GRAND sEMI.ANNCAL DRAWING,
AT the Academy of Music, New Orleans TUES
DAY, DECEMBER l3, 1887.
CAPITAL PRIZE. $500, 900.
100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each. Halves,
$40; Quarters, So; Tenths, 81; Twentieths, 81.
National Republican., 1887-11-15

gro. W, EARuART, captain of police, Balti
more. Nd, said ~ have used Salvation OH
and found II II most excellent remedy. II has
my hearty recommendation
National Republican., 1887-11-15
DIED.

BIGELOW. .-on Nov. Is, 1887. DIR. JOHN r..
BIGELow, In his S0th year.
Funeral from his late residence, 93l G street
northwest, on Wednesday, Nov. 10, at 2:30 p. IN.
SHEAHAN.-On Saturday, the 18th instant.
at $3.50 y. m, DANIEL SHEAHAN, aged 90. the
beloved husband of Mary Sheahan, native of
the County Glare. Ireland.
Funeral from his late residence, 81 Myrtle
street, at $3.50 p. m, Tuesday. -
MYERs.--In New York city on Nov. H.,
1887, of Brights disease, GEN. WIN. MYERS,
deputy quarteImaster general United States
Army, retired; aged Sc years and IL months.
Interment at Arlington National Cemetery
Nov. Ia, 1887.
National Republican., 1887-11-15

3,lS6 Prizes amounting to. ,055, 900
Rs-For Club Rates, or any further informa-
ton, apply TO the undersigned Your hand
More rapid return mail delivery will be assured
by your enclosing an envelope bearing your
full address.
Send Postal Notes, Express Money Orders,
or New York Exchange in ordinary let
ter. Currency by Express lat our expense) al
dressed 10 NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Address registered letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Now Orleans, La.
National Republican., 1887-11-15

"ALDERNEY DAIRY WAGoNs"-F Alder
ney Butter churned every morning and deliy.
cred In n pound "WRrd' prints, at 40 cents per
pound. Also cottage cheese, 8 cents per ball;
buttermilk, cents Der quart. and sweet milk
at cents per quart,
National Republican., 1887-11-15
THE MODERN yIKINGs. storie,

THE MODERN VIKINGS. Stories of Life
And Sport in the Norselaud. By Prof.
scribners Sons. For sale by Ballantyne &
Son. Price, 81.
These stories for the young are simple,
but breathe healthy, bracing atmosphere.
The interesting phases Of adventurous life
and sport among daring and hardy races
will be gladly received by every boy
fond Of novelty and stirring romance.
National Republican., 1887-11-15

WashtnRt0n Stock ExchanEe.
The following list Of the most active stocks dealt
In on the washington Stock Exchange is furnished
by Messrs. Bell & Co., Bankers, No. 1887 Pennsyl-
vania avenue:
National Republican., 1887-11-15
CITY ITEMS.

ROWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 2il FouJ-
and-a-half street northwest, three doors north
OF Pennsylvania avenue. E. T.. Rowland, NJ,
D., @, II, llowland, d. ID. g., surgical, operative,
nitrous oxide, so cents each tooth, and only 30
cents extra for gas, whether one or a number
OF teeth are extracted ut the same sitting,
persons Artificial teeth ~ per set Gold,
amalgam and white filings Inserted In the
best manner. All work warranted first class.
National Republican., 1887-11-15
sETHs BROTHERS. WIFE. A study of life

SETHS BKOTHEKS WIFE 4 study OF Tic
in the greater New York, by HAROLD
FREDERIC. New York. Charles Scribner's
Sons. For sale by Ballantyne & Son. Price
Sl25.
This story appeared as sereal in Scrib-
ner's Magasine when 1t created great In
terest, so much so that ITS appe arance In
book form seemed to be demanded by the
public. The scenes are laid in the interior
Of New York state. 1t is story of real
merit, and will no doubt be largely sought
after. The scene between Milton and
Annie is one the like Of which can scarcely
be found in any work of fiction.
National Republican., 1887-11-15
GUATEMALA, THE LAND OF THE oUE1

New New YORK s Charles scribneV's or si Sons. a. For or
sale byWilliam Ballantyne IL Son. Price s5
A most valuable contribution TO the
monographs Of that interesting country
and made more so by the increasing i'm
portance OF Central America, both politl.
cally and geographically. This book will
Lo doubt awaken among Americans greater
interest In the much neglected region be.
tween the republic Of Mexico and the
Isthmus OF Darien. The work has large
number Of full page illustrations as well as
numerous text Illustrations, all made from
photographs taken by the author.
National Republican., 1887-11-15

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Prizes Of $500 approximating to $4,000
PfiZe are. ."....c0O,VUO
100 Prizes Of $500 approximating to slOO, 600
Prize are....... ..3O,OOO
100 Prizes of 600 approximating to $4,000
fTlZe are.... .D,UUJ
TERMINAL PRIZES.
1000 Prizes OF 500 decided by ......s $780, 900
..-- IrlZe are. lUU,UUO
1000 Prizes of 800 decided BY. $4,000
Prize are...".................. 100000
National Republican., 1887-11-15

HB- Remember that the presence Of Gems,
Beauregard and EARLY, who are In charge OF
mes and integrity, that the chances are all
equal and that no one can possibly divine
what number will draw prize.
Remember also that the payment OF prizes is
of New Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by
the President Of an institution whose char
tered rights are recognized in the highest
courts; therefore, beware OF all limitations or
anonymous schemes. noSthtu
National Republican., 1887-11-15
LOTrERTEs.
LOTTERTEss
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
Over a Million Distributed.
CAPITAL PRIZE, S3OO,OOO.

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY Y COMPANY
Incorporated by the LeRislt ue in 1Ses ioi
Educational and Charitable tuiposes, and IT,
franchise made a part Of the present State Con.
vote.
Its Grand Single Numbe ! rawlings will takc
place every month, and H. ano Semi.Annuai
Drawings take place ever siN month"; Dune
and December).
1--WE do hereby certify ~ tw, stpcilifttt
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi.
Annual Drawings of the Louisiana State Lot.
terry Company, and In person manage and con
troll the Drawings Themselves, nnc that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness
and in good faith toward all parties and we
authorize the Company to use tn ucertincate,
with fac SMILES of our signatures attached, In
It's advertisements"
National Republican., 1887-11-15
A STORY OF THE GOLDEN AGE BY JAMES

A STORY OF THE GOLDEN AGE. BY JAMES
BALDWIN. New York Charles SCribners
Sons. From Ballantyne & Bon. Price, 81.
This is another of Mr.. Baldwin's books,
written for the benefit of boys and girls.
The story is simply and strongly told and
with fascination that characterizes all the
works Of this author. The boys Of this
country are to be congratulated upon the
appearance OF this book, and we highly
commend 1t to parents who are looking for
good books for their children. The author
says: "My object in writing this STORY OF
the Golden Age has been to pave the way,
II dare say 1t, to an enjoyable reading Of
Homer, either in translation
or in the original. The hero Of the Odys
sey-a character not always to be admired
or commended-is my hero. And, in tell
ing the story of his boyhood and youth,
have taken the opportunity to repeat, for
your enjoyment, some of the most beauti-
ful of the old Greek IL yths." 1t is superbly
illustrated by Howard Pyle.
National Republican., 1887-11-15

BOOK NEWS. John wanamaker, Philadel-
phia. so cents per year.
Invaluable to all readers. 1t aims to give
prompt and accurate information as regards
every new book-its scope, Its real worth,
and the price. Each month It presents
interesting miscellaneous items, and also
articles OF great interest to students,
authors, and publishers.
National Republican., 1887-11-15

BERKELEY, q pure rye whisky, the best on
the market for the price, VI per gallon, 81 a
quart, and 30 cents a pint % cents a sample
bottle, ThGrp, hl8 street northwest
National Republican., 1887-11-15

MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN HISTORY. Ed.
tied by MRS. MARTHA J. LAMB.
This splendid publication grows In In
terest and Importance, and is better appre-
clated every month. No teacher can afford
to be without 1t. In its own chosen field it
stands alone. The November number has
fine portrait Of Oliver Cromwell and u
table Of contents fresh and attractive.
National Republican., 1887-11-15

LINCOLN (NEBRASKA) ILLUsTR ATED AND
LINCoLNS GROWTH. Published under
the auspices OF the Lincoln Board of Trade.
Gives every description Of the growth Of
the city, and shows the increase during the
past twelve months to be remarkable and
unparalleled, and far exceeds the growth OF
any other city Of similar size In the United
States for the same period.
National Republican., 1887-11-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

REGENT ADVANCES IN ELECTRICITY,
cLUDiSG ARTICLES BY EbIToR or
nELECTRtCfAN," OF LONDON; PROF.
TTbhS3sMsSoN ThSsnSo OF LONDON, AND ANp PR0E T.,s
berofthe Electrical society, &c. illustrated.
New York agent College OF Electrical En-
fineering, 122 East Twenty-sixth street
Agent. 81
Valuable as introducing the early pow
ers OF the great destined world motor. The
science Of electricityis is here shown to be
marching with the assured step OF majesty,
and its Victories on every field are about to
be proclaimed. Among these glories one
OF vast importance seems now on the eve OF
display. It's the navigation Of the air by
electric ships. The model represented here
is exhibited at 28l Broadway. We can lind
nothing In the plan but positive success.
STORIES OF PERSONS AND PLACES IN
EUROPE. BY +. L. BENEDICT. New York:
George Rontledgc & Sons, Lafayette Place.
For sale BY Robert Bean, 1876 Pennsylvania
avenue. Price, sl.te.
Another OF the series OF handsomely
Illustrated books suitable for the young
which have become so popular. These
"Stories OF Persons and Placesn treat In an
Illustrative way OF the countries OF Europe,
and by this means the young people can the
easier obtain the information they need
about the countries OF the world.
The noted physical features, antiquities,
legends, historical events and personagcs,
industries, and works OF art are all treated
In clear and interesting style, which can
not fail to interest the young and even those
OF larger growth.
National Republican., 1887-11-15
Grain and Proxisinna.

Following ia the range Of prices in the Chicago
market, furnished by B. X. Plain q Co., 81. Cloud
BuildinQ, corner, Ninth and II streets:
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13
LATE WHISPERS or TN WIRE.

The Corona from Bremer arrived nj
Asy ! ofk yesterday
- p. 80. "a t~,.. ..,.,.,.,... -rt,,.
Prince Bismarck a. Berlin yesterday.
s.-.-.t- 900 - -. a. =.
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bit several were injured
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peer IN the Clearly csss is sev > orb has
af,t.
Ms Bridget VIM su8 Ers Hsvgars'
- = .--.s.- -. -
A fearful serD rsrsd vesterasT ~ Care
COO. COMM lfiiiiestson petne eit ot soe
80 ieAfnffs o0ligea - reiDsln lh hsfDof
Ia. s.f. "a n -,si rss e,fs3..s - Fa-s Ror =.
les -.ss rr'....es 49, nh ii - 80 br
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

The City Treasures hss iu hand sf the
present time for collection the following
special rolls Assessment fog for Rtssins
alley between West Bridee-sl ane ltowers.
between Court and NJ Aefnon. asssssn.ssf
ior compensation and sxtonding % Esrie-
ST. from south Front ~ Sifaigif assess-
ment for compensation awarded ~ iufy
fOf property tekfu t. open ant - iand
seoond-ave from eraDdviie a. Ostinrd-
svs sssessnleut iof grading f1sveiinf spd
garinf 81 gutter a. horfh Mon from
Easi ialfou 10 N. ga .sf assessment f0f
grading Pine from Nesi bfides ~ fourfb-
~ fof grading f'skes from hheldon 20
rirnction ~ . .eVer iu wesf Division fson
Gsiifornis a. eiDft 8B9 for grading aud
gfaselug pefiib0ue from Wesl bn3ge 70
Ffsurtf ii
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13
Haas Ball at Indianapolfa.

IEDnNAPoLfs. Ind. March 12.-The SUBJ
scribsrs TO the fund for purchasing base
ball franchise to the number OF one hun
dred, met tonight for the purpose Of form
ing an organization. IL was developed in
the discussion that only enough bona tide
inscriptions had been made to purchase
the franchise. and that nothing had been
subscribed FOR maintaining the clab. This
developments was something in the nature
Of q surprise, IS the pablic had been given
% understand that $4,000 had been
secured In order to raise the remainder of
the funds a committee consisting of ten per
sons was appointed 10 canvass the various
trades. business and professions for sub
scripti0as. and another meeting was AZ
ranged for Monday night.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

Major Mason Is in Toledo.
Miss Fannie Earl is visiting friends at
Smyrns, Mich.
MUsKEGoN, March l2-The Republican
judicial convention will be bed here next
Tuesday.
s. r. Senford's sbingle mill viii be in fnll
operation this week. This - much earlier
than las. year.
Ms. c. 3. Field and Mrs DR. Dobson LEFT
yesterday for California. whore they expect
TO remain for six or eight weeks.
DR.. aud Mrs G. p. Donslson retained
home from New YORK last evening. where
they have been for the past ieN months.
". II. Tuihill. Of Grand Rapids. who has
been laid no for the past month with a
broken leg at the Occidental, lefi for his
home yesterday.
The funeral of the late Jewett Ripley.
who VS. accidentally killed here Friday
will be held from the resi3ence of B. Ripley
on NebsieT-sl. tofn0rr0S afternoon.
Mrs Mary T. Hines. Department Presi-
dent Women g Relief Corps 81 Michigan.
Vas here Friday and ORGANIZED neW corps.
The frst regular meeting d The oorrs Nill
bs be.d March =.
A citizens meeiiuc VII Da he'd ~ lo
O'Clock Monday morning 81 the Board %
Trade rooms 10 consider the pfo1os. sion
made by the sssr Cater CompsuF iof 10
eating their works here.
Arrangements have been made bv tie
Amendment AssocistsoD o. have TIE follow.
ing speakers here durng TIE present month
John 81 inca Marco ~. J Ellen Foster
p. Charles Moshsr. - Pefar sgg n Hr
Henson. ~ b q fitasf. ~ ~ Mf. fazg
spesss i1 fhe Ha.lana lsas age. a83 NJ
Hanson viii address ils etsn s.nsns
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

Nav YoRS March IA dispatch from
Newark, y. J., today says that Frank 81.
Scott. cashier for Charles I. Webster & CO.
TIE well-known Publishing house Of this
ciiy. Vas arrested there at his residence.
charged with having emberziei 1900 Of
tie f-ut's money. Tie dispatch further
says that scott = IN the Newark al "a de-
fsps ol 5000 bail for examination. sco.t
hss been confidential bookkeeper for NesS-s
Weos'er g 20 for severai yesrs and i q
Toaue uzn of much ability.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13
smlsl... or,-r Haa..

one ~ the lsrsesi buFlssqas Combine
tioDs eTef in ibt cify vii be- AZ 6palh's
Opera House cunul ibs eassii.e week csDa-
priflar the sew 1oft rnfe. fufaish First
I.srt tns speeiaetlisf lyuflssqUe ~ Diuarfei-
beaffifai iadies. nne grand Speciality rer~
fornaBue introsua.n nq tse wonderful -effsn-
n8uei afrie stefe the usrFf uas AUFos.ie
the Primes ~ 3ueriefs luies JuFbotif. he
gueen 81 81 toselff risfe sale hofHooa.
tie Grand TsDleau AFanis De tofrsss and
Carroll ihs eccenfftf comedian. E0btr
NEWMAN. The King ~ Nanies 3nfsns. and
the gfesf stoct klsf in nes asI0 0siRiusi
ppefisiiiss
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

& DeHsss 10 the happy possessof - .
nssc0tis In the shspe oi = benelr iiftis
yailer dog NJ DeNaes feeis - proud -
Office iesyinr IL there for hours a tme
ysipsng snd barking much - fhe die~atis-
fsrtiun ~ the piheY lnufsfee 81 iiss block.
fse-erslev NJ seNas. rsoeITef inad-
sofus oiiel f9r the FDr From soFns l~fson
WIZ r. aes.re1t - aninr g90o - his f<iiow
fns.r and vented - 80 bnnlst aci ~ I'd
ding tie t,thsf iefnfif ~ 80 uiague Dfft
W DsNsss - irnutovsole suo fte oof siif
holds tie bIaft
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

NV ToRk. March i2-Tbe remains Of
The late Henry Ward Beecher were taken
from Plymouth church At $50 O'Clock this
morning and conveyed to Greenwood Gene
tsry, where tbsT were deposited IN the
lsrge receiving vsuls, where they will re-
main until shs fAnliiy select lo< for final
intsrrnent. All night hong the church was
guarded By PlymoBLh Co ~, sna a. 7
clock thts morning the remains we're
turned over 70 the Plymouth Church Com
mittee who bad charge o. the burial. Only
The family and close personal friends went
cat % the cemetery. The funeral corteze
proceeri-,i from ths church fa Greenwood
Csmessrv hY the shortest route.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

Afv Nosa. March l4-DH Me5iynn 4
preparing leilsf addressed b. tie eaBgF~
gailor ui Plymouth Dhureh. ne letter.
Which undoubtedly ooEtains euloeis.ic ooaas
nisnts on uieig lsis pastor liis end works.
wlii H. reae heiofs ths congregation ~ Ply
moulH rhnfcH tomorrow niFlt soaifart
90 "a fectatlou iir Me0lynr dia not lee.s
fof nia ls0ul Comfort Ia fsdsf. 10 Las
claues1 his plans hnd skpests g. fo Tor 9
little white io iht bouss 81 = pnpthsI priesl
sl0ss mans aud plsot oi fesideoes hs pre-.
fcIs not to make public ia inf present.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

RoeHfsrfa p B.. Msr'h = "A Wrestling
msfcb ioof pace st the lss.no seaiFe this
evening beiwecn ibs Dap aaa 'kif' Hail
ol iAis cts iof parse - tipQ. 1hf condi-
lions al ihe mafth werf that fbs Jap 70
vfn must throw Haa TO- thrcf sncoessv -
b1nts thin 81 hour iif sucaoeded On do
lug so-tuf ~ iirsi bout 81 seconds sec
one boot fouf minutes "a seconds Iiirc
bonf. zee minutes sis -econot The jap
and Jas fsuitBrf az the esty thea eneses1
Ia . one bout match 81 cfuzeff purse ~
800 The jsp winning easily. The Jap
goes from here ~ lica
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

abolish imprisonment fof 6esf erosrt in
cases II fraud wss passed 10 bs sner0ssed
today. The resolve 70 smend TIE esnstitu.
toa giving to womeu lbe elective frsoehi,s.
wss defeatsd in The House. Ihs ssnass hes
paced tbe hil rspsa.ius fhs charter - ths
Electric Ned-si s1hoo ~ Mains sna TIE
STATE q Heine Brsrct ~ fhe pfuisIf T-n5
vsTsif~ ei Amsrcsn. TIE senate CORES q
win tfss House ia gra1t1s tas Nfe4n llt
rhsrtsr
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

The fineTa' oi George Nsiuela 6fun.
mona sf.os plsos yesterday afernooD Tea
be late rcslaenos the li.nn Hsuss. ksf.
Kerr q JappeF osndaCiec ths s4lenu
sefssoss ths meabeU oi ths IreE cisl1
scisa a. essors. ane msav friends apa ssso-
flafes ~ lnt talented ioufusiis' isse~ao AZ
that Nsa tlarIai oi hIm fHef iafed - ttsif
last Iesiins nlsee la Aai.sf cats iEo,eisIf.
il va iudese 3 sad corieFe tiss ~eDoef 90
ward ihs tafY uf faf iioaA ss fts sun
hui-se5 tbe horizon. reminding one oi tbs
yoanf 1uo trIiaani i.ft uaI heias places -
fesi a. Tiss nga.u la immortality
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

GnAsp uhFss March l2-fhe fanefai ~
}. T.. sanford held htre the Gfisguoen,
Vas largely sttenasa.
The sfesmer Asiog Pickles cleared iog
Chicago today. loaded ~i-n 5000 feet 81
lnnibrr. TIE scaooners &C . - Ap.
prentice Boy" aud 'Mp.ieu LEFT Tor Chicago
TO-DAY. lea8ed IN lumber and shingles
The schooners Wisconsin ard Roam
lrn for Milwaukee toiav.
The steamer Richmond a.
Nuwaakee today. loaded ~il' w. no,
freight which is the l. = 30 tons ,
brought into Ihis haT9 * cargo ey,
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13
ecksLsDarFeR M JAIL.
bs 10 Rapidly Improving ~se ssss fs 10
Tlrtd Of Living Abd Threatens g.
Commit suicide

Louis Eckels5sier the Belmont murder
er. i nov confined Al the County lasl
where hs was broofhi yesterday by ohenn
Bishop lie is fast resaining his strength
aud is now considered ouf Of al daDger.
He was YES .sdsy able 10 walk in and oui
from the - X without any assistance
When he was taken 20 his cell be told ibf
Sheriff that be would put an end - hls
wrcicbe5 existence the Hrst opportunity be
cot 81 be Was tired ~ living Precautions
will be taken. however. - restrain Lim
from executing hi threat. although = he
should shuns of this moral coil but very
ieW would 20 into mourning A. pub.lc sen
umenl il very strongly against lnm. e.
pccisiiy around the adjoining i0wnt where
the crime was committed Ills cell has
been so arranged that he viii have oui very
little chance b end be Own life he slept
pretty vel lest night although he com
planned OF being ia great misery.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13
BAD ON THE DlnLES.
a " hole Fag1llY ksiiea as IN
g1rod Ia = n0tsl Pre-
BURNING o. tDsEs mIa lI rlpBi
oses a Aressse fren fs.sT shsssnefs
Nsas ts<aps ~ 1aeaTsnE tseH
the sslnl1osss fhfss beross
e. Oosth &snf
irjuFs8

fsxnss Aarft hslnf hoief
81 fs.lni -. sass elfs ~as lttsftof - ~ 80
iaatrai 1iis Fassis eelt si His>i - 10
,.a.e snd its s.alnes siasaa - fss.iF ~
ueiiss iises noaia bs asess-ee faH =
s.ansl.els tts = auif stfueiaa af tHt+i
49, 80 s3..sa taeexet st -scf eispsa
.., ~. .is,st a. fls.f eeeas.s - eain'
-. ,...,s ,....ns.e .-agla cialast as ks't'
ae~s A. So - iNn'f is''' 80 > ="
.... -, 49,. .ais hs lssfnsa tisrss 30.
.s.i. a. .ed and ga nsers 90 iess sefs'
- afsa The filaysrF waff siiieti
aries bsfls Ji. sssef.et iiafis sne A.
asn Befls hsrnss a. aeafi sls iriaEs1
A. a. ioiioxs lasfiss hasis af Ns
Msry hagis Caffss and Naite hafie
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

IurarxEE. March fz.-Jndrs DYER ri
the & $. District Court this morning sus
tsiaed he demurrer % the Indictment for
perjury seainst Psai Grattsu. the Ansrchist.
Eho. u v&s clsinsed, rnsds affidavit of oifi.
rsnship - the lsss siscti0D. The fa.3xe hel !
tbsf 6ratts1 s,hiavii Eas not required ~
50 as prcof ol his residences sBd fhst the
t-3 HseaCirsrs Nao witnessed The sfT1ss5t
we're really ths zu4ity parllss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

BkIrrsoss. March i2-The Siasfrg Ns-r
Annapolis specsl ssys thai wn stanlev.
ar iri-hsisn 81 years 81 az. 81 New York
CITY. one Of the crew o. ihs oywsr pungv
RAoarx. vas shot dead this morning On
hoaTa "a. hcss by Captain Doienan. for ra-
fBsiar - hesst 4 sail stznie7s face vas
roro Sway By she lsad a. haossaot. poia-
msn - "a Jail - Annapolis The MURDER
~es committed near he mouth 81 ths
eoufh riYer on the Cbe-ape.ke
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

tas44sst 7a 7.e Nt-trtss t-st-&-
KALANszoo, March I2.-The annual
meeting Of the Sheepbreeaers Association,
Of Southwestern Michigan, was held here
today, about forty members being present.
President Welsh, of Paw Paw. delivered
the annual address aud the afternoon was
spent in reading some very interesting
papers and discussing the same.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

Lospos. March i2~Tbe Right Hon
J. stsnsfeld. Libsrsl ~ T. for Hshfas
speskluf~ At Darlington tonight declare.
ths, the Liberals would oppose the psssag,
Of any further ooerciye measures Tor IRE
land % the Very last
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13
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SPRING LAKE. March l2.-rhe case against
Prof. futiies. superintendent ol the Public
Schools, VINO was arrested ca complaint Of
Il man named Lee. charged with hayiBg
wieideG the birch rod too freely on his son.
was tried today before jary aud . serd.ci
of not guilty wss rendered. The yerd ict
was received with wild applause from the
many citizens who attended the trial.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13
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SIuRsIs. March i2.-Nolney 3. Cushing
OF Maine, addressed tie people of this place
on Prohibition last night rne Amendment
Club are pushing their work an1 will engage
many prominent speakers 70 carry out q
vigorous campaign.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13
Healing ia. Huptnre.

IoSDoN, March l2-Ths Right Honorable
Jossph Chamberlain. Liberal nionist
Member Of Parliament for birmingham.
speaking 81 a meeting Of the National Rad
cal Union At Birmingham tonight said
that the longer tie rupture betweeu the
Liberals continued. the harder it would BE-
10 bring about q reunion.